Playa Blanca at Lago de Tota | Wild Camping
Colombia
WARNING: THIS PLACE IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED!
Details
- Verified:
- over 2 years ago
- GPS:
- 5.50822, -72.96774
- Altitude:
- 3000.0 masl
- Website:
- None
- Contributor:
-
gringorick
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- No
- Toilets:
- No
- Big Rig Friendly:
- No
- Tent Friendly:
- No
- Pet Friendly:
- Unknown
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Description
iOverlander cannot verify if wild camping is permitted at this location. It is your responsibility to verify local laws or obtain consent before staying the night.
ADMIN NOTE: No overnight camping allowed, please respect the wishes of the locals.
Nice big sandy beach with large grassy areas to camp for free. There is a one time entrance fee of 2000-6000 pesos depending on your vehicle, then you can stay here as many nights as you want for free. Restaurant and bathrooms with cold showers. Lots of friendly local dogs.
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Beach vehicle access is closed for remodeling. You have to park at one of the restaurants or parking lots and walk down by foot.
Report Check-InSince 01.09. it’s no longer allowed to camp here (at least until further notice). They close the gate at 17.00 and kick out everyone who is still at the beach.
They only offered to stay at the parking lot on the other side of the street and asked 10.000 per car (no toilets or showers though).
Just to enter the beach they charge 4000 per car.
No longer a camping option down by the beach. We arrived around 2 pm, paid the entrance fee, and then were kicked out at 6 while we were making dinner. Apparently the no camping rule is a new one. Don’t waste your time.
Report Check-InWent here Sept 2018 and were told camping no longer permitted. The guy at the entrance showed us a sign that said from the 1st September. Those visiting for the day may still get access as there are boats etc down there and it appears as though its open for something.....just not camping apparently
Report Check-InNice beach. very good place for the night. paid 4000 cop/night. Quiet and safe.
Report Check-Inendroit parfait pour passer la nuit. entrée 2000 cop par personne pour un véhicule 4x4. chiens locaux sympas.
karaxama😎
Nice white beach at the Laguna. We payed a one time entrance fee for 4000 pesos. Toilets at the restaurant are open all the night and were for free on weekdays. On weekends the place is probably crowded.
Report Check-InOne time entrance fee is 3000 COP for camper. No other fees. Lake water is way cleaner then the tap water next to the bathrooms. At the weekends the bathrooms are 500 COP per use and weekdays there is nobody to collect the fee
Report Check-InBeautiful spot if only it was a little warmer! Cheapest campground yet. 10,000 COP for our family of five and camper. Once you pay the 10,000, you can stay as many nights as you like. No hook ups for RVs, we had to carry our water. Toilets and cold showers available.
Report Check-InI don't really know what to think about this place... could be really awesome, but because of the dogs who bark at stupid hours (days and nights), and the building truck at 6am.. I'm not sure I enjoyed much.....
2000pesos entrance for moto. 10000 pesos for tent camping (2 people, 1 tent).
The sanitary block is dirty, as the campground (trash, and people just do their fire everywhere.... instead of using the existing firepit).
Ice shower.
Very nice beach with camping area, restrooms, restaurant on site. 3,000 COP vehicle entrance and 10,000 COP per tent to camp.
Report Check-InParking de la plage super tranquille nous avons paye 3500col l'entree du site vous pouvez y rester plusieurs jours il y a des WC et des douches froides
Report Check-InBeautiful scenery. It's very special to camp on a white sandy beach on high altitude. We paid 10k per night with our big RV. Very quiet at night.
Report Check-InVery beautiful location. I paid 2k for moto camping. Locals and other campers here in the day but very quiet in the evenings. Maybe gets busy on holidays. I camped right on the beach.NOTE; some guy came after me and asked for 5000 for the night though saw no sign for this - just paid it as it wasn't much.
Report Check-InIt was beautiful and very quiet. We stayed 2 nights and payed COP$3000 at the entrance.
Report Check-InNice big sandy beach with large grassy areas to camp for free. There is a one time entrance fee of 3500-6000 pesos depending on your vehicle, then you can stay here as many nights as you want for free. Restaurant and bathrooms with suicide showers. Lots of friendly local dogs.
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